The range of courses from the ten Bachelor's and nine Master's specialisations is really broad and covers all areas of computer science. From an introduction to cybersecurity, ethical hacking, software engineering, artificial intelligence, computer graphics, programming and algorithmization, mathematical logic, embedded systems security, law and computer science, to extracting knowledge from data, this is just a fraction of the range of courses from which applicants can choose. The study is not conditional on prior specialized knowledge of information technology and does not bring the stress of passing an exam. On the other hand, more advanced courses are difficult to pass without the assumption of prior knowledge.
"We consider lifelong learning to be an integral part of our faculty's educational activities at FIT CTU. We believe that the importance and potential of this form of study will grow in the long term, because knowledge in the dynamic field of information technology will find wide application in all sectors of human activity today," says Ing. Zdeněk Muzikář, CSc., Vice Dean for Studies and Teaching.
Courses taken as part of the lifelong learning programme will deepen expertise, can offer new employment opportunities or can be be recognised if the participant decides to enrol in full-time study at FIT CTU. The Lifelong Learning Programme provides education university-type education without obtaining an academic degree. The study is fee-based, and although participants do not have legal student status, they have a unique opportunity to study computer science at the most desirable faculty of CTU.
Detailed information and conditions of the programme:
https://fit.cvut.cz/cs/uchazeci/programy-a-obory/celozivotni-vzdelavani